Sentence examples for projected improvements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller, one of the men who have leased the park for ten yrars, has lately won fame in the amusement world by eliminating sex (Gypsy Lee) from "Streets of Paris" substituting a magician and some acrobats and sending the production on tour, Mr. Miller told about the projected improvements.

This decrease is primarily attributed to projected improvements in vehicle technology.

On the one hand, we have estimated the value of a hypothetical improvement in water quality of a river asking individuals about their willingness to pay, and on the other hand, the issue of exemptions contemplated in the WFD has been addressed surveying people on their willingness to accept compensation if projected improvements were not carried out.

In this study we quantify economic benefits from projected improvements in worker productivity resulting from the reduction in children's exposure to lead in the United States since 1976.

However, the program led to projected improvements in expected life years and Quality Adjusted Life Expectancy (QALE), with incremental cost effectiveness ratios of $A8,106 per life-year saved and $A9,730 per year of QALE gained.

The projected improvements in the number of patients alive and active in care was most pronounced in the BMI <16.0 kg/m category; for every 100 patients initiating ART, approximately 18 additional individuals were estimated to remain alive and active in care at 6 months when both the historical mortality and loss to follow-up rates were reduced by 50%.

The 40 per cent decrease in requirements from 2013 reflects a projected improvement in the food security and nutritional situation in 2014.

John R. Joyce, I.B.M.'s chief financial officer, noted in a conference call with investors that while many analysts were projecting improvement in the economy for the second half of the year, the same predictions had been made in 2001 and 2002.

More than half of it would pay for community-level projects: improvements to water and waste management, crumbling schools and fragile health services.

Ticking off what he said were his accomplishments — public works projects, improvements in education — the president said, "When you look at all this, it's normal that the people want to keep you as long as possible".

(Of the 9.5-billion-dollar estimated budget, five billion would be in the form of public funding for transportation and infrastructure projects, improvements that Mayor Walsh argued on Friday were necessary regardless of whether Boston wins its bid).